Topic: Are there any games on Wii U that are not possible on PS360?

[Ian Sane]

Running a 30FPS source video at 60FPS would be the same as playing a 30FPS game on a TV. You would just have double the frames for no reason and it would look the same. If you can't tell the difference between 30 and 60 then you need to see a neurologist. It's blatantly obvious, always. Play Mario Kart in single player, then do 4 player split screen, that's the difference.

Well I'm sure I can see the difference if I watch one right after the other like your Mario Kart example but could you do it cold?  Like if I just thrust a game in your face you could spot the framerate with no reference?

As for youtube, most movies are shot at 24 fps.  If you couldn't convert that to a different framerate without altering the appearance then every movie clip would look sped up on youtube but it doesn't.  The video conversion fills in the blanks.

[Nile Boogie Returns]

The 60fps isn't available for non-digital media (only video games, pixar-ish flicks and the like). However, I do believe there is a 48fps option coming for movie that are shot in that format later in 2016.

[Nile Boogie Returns]

Add Xenoblade X to this list. I'm convinced this game would make blue smoke in my 360

[Soren]

Add Xenoblade X to this list. I'm convinced this game would make blue smoke in my 360

You're totally right. The 360 could never handle open-world RPGs with online play, massive file size all while running 720p and (what will most likely be) 30fps.

[BranDonk Kong]

I don't even know what he's trying to say. Anything can be recorded at 60FPS, provided that the hardware supports it. What does Pixar have to do with anything?

[Nile Boogie Returns]

I don't even know what he's trying to say. Anything can be recorded at 60FPS, provided that the hardware supports it. What does Pixar have to do with anything?

I'm saying that "Youtube 60FPS" was designed for Video Game and digital media and not traditional film since traditional Film is shot at 24/48fps and would not benefit from this feature. Pixar was used to denote digital media from a non-video game example.

[marvel_moviefan_2012]

traditional film is SHOT at 24 fps but converted to 60 for Blu Ray all the time. 24p is optional but not mandatory in the blu ray spec. Digital film is an entirely different thing, Pixar is no different than Rocky, or any other film its generated on a computer and PRINTED to film and then the digital intermediate is used to make a digital copy for the Blu Ray release. Youtube did not create their 60FPS for video games that is asinine. Television has been shot hit and miss at 60 fps since the late 90's so there is that also.

[BranDonk Kong]

There's so much nonsense going on in this thread.

[Nile Boogie Returns]

Well, (B)lame the guy who started the tread.